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If their credit is lower than your cutoff, it's a 'no'.

Market Selection – Go Where You Can Afford to WinWith a $300K budget, your best leverage will come from markets with moderate price points and strong rental demand.Central/North Jersey: Excellent tenant pool but very high entry prices, property taxes, and often lower cash flow unless you find value-add or small multifamily deals.Philadelphia Region: More accessible entry points ($100K–$250K per door in many submarkets), solid rent-to-price ratios, and a variety of Class B/C neighborhoods with steady demand from students and working professionals.

What’s in it for you is access to properties with built-in equity potential that many investors overlook.

If it is NOD, TS or Lis Pens data foreclosure.com even foreclosures.com, realtytrac.com, foreclosureradar.comIf it is 30-60-90-120 date mortgage late data then youll have to go to a number of online sources who have access to the credit data.If dealing with credit data there is only one credit reporting service who updates weekly so make certain youre pulling as fresh of data as posible.And 60 to 119 days late seems to be the going choice.If you cant find an online source let me know and I will point you in the right direction.BTW the key difference from a quality of list standpoint between the two list types is the amount of mail people are sending to each.I have found that NOD, TS and Lis Pens data is over used whereas the mortgage late data is more virgin.Also you may want to check with your local title/escrow company and see if they supply the info for free., Most use to however since RESPA started putting their foot down they have slowed the free delivery of this data.

And loan amount is based on the lower of the cash-out LTV or purchase price + purchase closing cost.

As far a refinancing, you can do a cash-out refinance which (in most cases) will allow you to access up to 75% of the value of the property.